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The Refutation of Scepticism [Book Review]
Idealistic Studies 17 (3):278-279 (1987)
Abstract
Professor Grayling’s book provides an illuminating and insightful analysis of one variety of epistemological scepticism. It is not a study of scepticism per se; rather, it is an attempt to refute the claim that we can never be satisfactorily justified in our general assertions about the world.Other Versions
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